Comments on: Rock, Scissors, Paper: Recession vs. Collapse http://gregor.us/ng/rock-scissors-paper-recession-vs-collapse/ Energy and Economics Mon, 08 Mar 2010 04:43:23 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: firesteelcom http://gregor.us/ng/rock-scissors-paper-recession-vs-collapse/comment-page-4/#comment-3690 firesteelcom Sun, 19 Jul 2009 17:52:13 +0000 http://gregor.us/?p=836#comment-3690 This is why hard goods such as food, clothing, ammo, etc are better to stockpile than gold, silver, or cash. We are heading toward a barter economy because metals and money have been so manipulated as to be nearly worthless when the SHTF. While gold is useless unless someone is willing to accept it, guns and butter will always have value. This is why hard goods such as food, clothing, ammo, etc are better to stockpile than gold, silver, or cash. We are heading toward a barter economy because metals and money have been so manipulated as to be nearly worthless when the SHTF. While gold is useless unless someone is willing to accept it, guns and butter will always have value.

]]> By: firesteelcom http://gregor.us/ng/rock-scissors-paper-recession-vs-collapse/comment-page-4/#comment-3398 firesteelcom Sun, 19 Jul 2009 14:52:13 +0000 http://gregor.us/?p=836#comment-3398 This is why hard goods such as food, clothing, ammo, etc are better to stockpile than gold, silver, or cash. We are heading toward a barter economy because metals and money have been so manipulated as to be nearly worthless when the SHTF. While gold is useless unless someone is willing to accept it, guns and butter will always have value. This is why hard goods such as food, clothing, ammo, etc are better to stockpile than gold, silver, or cash. We are heading toward a barter economy because metals and money have been so manipulated as to be nearly worthless when the SHTF. While gold is useless unless someone is willing to accept it, guns and butter will always have value.

]]> By: hidflect http://gregor.us/ng/rock-scissors-paper-recession-vs-collapse/comment-page-4/#comment-3339 hidflect Sat, 18 Jul 2009 00:48:32 +0000 http://gregor.us/?p=836#comment-3339 Gold is just another commodity with very little value in the real world of applications. Gold bugs base their opinions on historical times when markets were far less complex than now. Oil on the other hand, is like blood being continually consumed by everyone all the time. Any shock to its system will send its price soaring. I can go 3 days without food. I'm not sure I could go 3 days without light, transport, heating and communications. Gold is just another commodity with very little value in the real world of applications. Gold bugs base their opinions on historical times when markets were far less complex than now. Oil on the other hand, is like blood being continually consumed by everyone all the time. Any shock to its system will send its price soaring. I can go 3 days without food. I'm not sure I could go 3 days without light, transport, heating and communications.

]]> By: hidflect http://gregor.us/ng/rock-scissors-paper-recession-vs-collapse/comment-page-4/#comment-3394 hidflect Sat, 18 Jul 2009 00:48:32 +0000 http://gregor.us/?p=836#comment-3394 Gold is just another commodity with very little value in the real world of applications. Gold bugs base their opinions on historical times when markets were far less complex than now. Oil on the other hand, is like blood being continually consumed by everyone all the time. Any shock to its system will send its price soaring. I can go 3 days without food. I'm not sure I could go 3 days without light, transport, heating and communications. Gold is just another commodity with very little value in the real world of applications. Gold bugs base their opinions on historical times when markets were far less complex than now. Oil on the other hand, is like blood being continually consumed by everyone all the time. Any shock to its system will send its price soaring. I can go 3 days without food. I'm not sure I could go 3 days without light, transport, heating and communications.

]]> By: gregor.us http://gregor.us/ng/rock-scissors-paper-recession-vs-collapse/comment-page-4/#comment-633 gregor.us Wed, 18 Mar 2009 17:51:44 +0000 http://gregor.us/?p=836#comment-633 That's easy. I have been invested in silver and gold over the past 5-6 years. Though I personally became uncomfortable with individual investment in gold companies because I hate what they do to the environment--particularly in developing countries. I have found that Copper producers, that extract gold along with the Copper are "generally" more favorable to me. Overall, I have felt that direct investment in bullion however would offer fantastic upside in the years ahead and is a better risk-reward than investing in individual gold companies.<br><br>All just my opinion of course and not meant to institute "investment advice" as that is something I tend to avoid in my public remarks. Besides, any experienced investor can find their own vehicles to play out my ideas if they think my ideas have any value.<br><br>HTH<br><br>G That's easy. I have been invested in silver and gold over the past 5-6 years. Though I personally became uncomfortable with individual investment in gold companies because I hate what they do to the environment–particularly in developing countries. I have found that Copper producers, that extract gold along with the Copper are “generally” more favorable to me. Overall, I have felt that direct investment in bullion however would offer fantastic upside in the years ahead and is a better risk-reward than investing in individual gold companies.

All just my opinion of course and not meant to institute “investment advice” as that is something I tend to avoid in my public remarks. Besides, any experienced investor can find their own vehicles to play out my ideas if they think my ideas have any value.

HTH

G

]]> By: gregor.us http://gregor.us/ng/rock-scissors-paper-recession-vs-collapse/comment-page-4/#comment-2503 gregor.us Wed, 18 Mar 2009 17:51:44 +0000 http://gregor.us/?p=836#comment-2503 That's easy. I have been invested in silver and gold over the past 5-6 years. Though I personally became uncomfortable with individual investment in gold companies because I hate what they do to the environment--particularly in developing countries. I have found that Copper producers, that extract gold along with the Copper are "generally" more favorable to me. Overall, I have felt that direct investment in bullion however would offer fantastic upside in the years ahead and is a better risk-reward than investing in individual gold companies.<br><br>All just my opinion of course and not meant to institute "investment advice" as that is something I tend to avoid in my public remarks. Besides, any experienced investor can find their own vehicles to play out my ideas if they think my ideas have any value.<br><br>HTH<br><br>G That's easy. I have been invested in silver and gold over the past 5-6 years. Though I personally became uncomfortable with individual investment in gold companies because I hate what they do to the environment–particularly in developing countries. I have found that Copper producers, that extract gold along with the Copper are “generally” more favorable to me. Overall, I have felt that direct investment in bullion however would offer fantastic upside in the years ahead and is a better risk-reward than investing in individual gold companies.

All just my opinion of course and not meant to institute “investment advice” as that is something I tend to avoid in my public remarks. Besides, any experienced investor can find their own vehicles to play out my ideas if they think my ideas have any value.

HTH

G

]]> By: gregor.us http://gregor.us/ng/rock-scissors-paper-recession-vs-collapse/comment-page-4/#comment-2521 gregor.us Wed, 18 Mar 2009 17:51:44 +0000 http://gregor.us/?p=836#comment-2521 That's easy. I have been invested in silver and gold over the past 5-6 years. Though I personally became uncomfortable with individual investment in gold companies because I hate what they do to the environment--particularly in developing countries. I have found that Copper producers, that extract gold along with the Copper are "generally" more favorable to me. Overall, I have felt that direct investment in bullion however would offer fantastic upside in the years ahead and is a better risk-reward than investing in individual gold companies.<br><br>All just my opinion of course and not meant to institute "investment advice" as that is something I tend to avoid in my public remarks. Besides, any experienced investor can find their own vehicles to play out my ideas if they think my ideas have any value.<br><br>HTH<br><br>G That's easy. I have been invested in silver and gold over the past 5-6 years. Though I personally became uncomfortable with individual investment in gold companies because I hate what they do to the environment–particularly in developing countries. I have found that Copper producers, that extract gold along with the Copper are “generally” more favorable to me. Overall, I have felt that direct investment in bullion however would offer fantastic upside in the years ahead and is a better risk-reward than investing in individual gold companies.

All just my opinion of course and not meant to institute “investment advice” as that is something I tend to avoid in my public remarks. Besides, any experienced investor can find their own vehicles to play out my ideas if they think my ideas have any value.

HTH

G

]]> By: gregor.us http://gregor.us/ng/rock-scissors-paper-recession-vs-collapse/comment-page-4/#comment-2874 gregor.us Wed, 18 Mar 2009 17:51:44 +0000 http://gregor.us/?p=836#comment-2874 That's easy. I have been invested in silver and gold over the past 5-6 years. Though I personally became uncomfortable with individual investment in gold companies because I hate what they do to the environment--particularly in developing countries. I have found that Copper producers, that extract gold along with the Copper are "generally" more favorable to me. Overall, I have felt that direct investment in bullion however would offer fantastic upside in the years ahead and is a better risk-reward than investing in individual gold companies.<br><br>All just my opinion of course and not meant to institute "investment advice" as that is something I tend to avoid in my public remarks. Besides, any experienced investor can find their own vehicles to play out my ideas if they think my ideas have any value.<br><br>HTH<br><br>G That's easy. I have been invested in silver and gold over the past 5-6 years. Though I personally became uncomfortable with individual investment in gold companies because I hate what they do to the environment–particularly in developing countries. I have found that Copper producers, that extract gold along with the Copper are “generally” more favorable to me. Overall, I have felt that direct investment in bullion however would offer fantastic upside in the years ahead and is a better risk-reward than investing in individual gold companies.

All just my opinion of course and not meant to institute “investment advice” as that is something I tend to avoid in my public remarks. Besides, any experienced investor can find their own vehicles to play out my ideas if they think my ideas have any value.

HTH

G

]]> By: gregor.us http://gregor.us/ng/rock-scissors-paper-recession-vs-collapse/comment-page-4/#comment-3123 gregor.us Wed, 18 Mar 2009 17:51:44 +0000 http://gregor.us/?p=836#comment-3123 That's easy. I have been invested in silver and gold over the past 5-6 years. Though I personally became uncomfortable with individual investment in gold companies because I hate what they do to the environment--particularly in developing countries. I have found that Copper producers, that extract gold along with the Copper are "generally" more favorable to me. Overall, I have felt that direct investment in bullion however would offer fantastic upside in the years ahead and is a better risk-reward than investing in individual gold companies.<br><br>All just my opinion of course and not meant to institute "investment advice" as that is something I tend to avoid in my public remarks. Besides, any experienced investor can find their own vehicles to play out my ideas if they think my ideas have any value.<br><br>HTH<br><br>G That's easy. I have been invested in silver and gold over the past 5-6 years. Though I personally became uncomfortable with individual investment in gold companies because I hate what they do to the environment–particularly in developing countries. I have found that Copper producers, that extract gold along with the Copper are “generally” more favorable to me. Overall, I have felt that direct investment in bullion however would offer fantastic upside in the years ahead and is a better risk-reward than investing in individual gold companies.

All just my opinion of course and not meant to institute “investment advice” as that is something I tend to avoid in my public remarks. Besides, any experienced investor can find their own vehicles to play out my ideas if they think my ideas have any value.

HTH

G

]]> By: gregor.us http://gregor.us/ng/rock-scissors-paper-recession-vs-collapse/comment-page-4/#comment-3233 gregor.us Wed, 18 Mar 2009 17:51:44 +0000 http://gregor.us/?p=836#comment-3233 That's easy. I have been invested in silver and gold over the past 5-6 years. Though I personally became uncomfortable with individual investment in gold companies because I hate what they do to the environment--particularly in developing countries. I have found that Copper producers, that extract gold along with the Copper are "generally" more favorable to me. Overall, I have felt that direct investment in bullion however would offer fantastic upside in the years ahead and is a better risk-reward than investing in individual gold companies.<br><br>All just my opinion of course and not meant to institute "investment advice" as that is something I tend to avoid in my public remarks. Besides, any experienced investor can find their own vehicles to play out my ideas if they think my ideas have any value.<br><br>HTH<br><br>G That's easy. I have been invested in silver and gold over the past 5-6 years. Though I personally became uncomfortable with individual investment in gold companies because I hate what they do to the environment–particularly in developing countries. I have found that Copper producers, that extract gold along with the Copper are “generally” more favorable to me. Overall, I have felt that direct investment in bullion however would offer fantastic upside in the years ahead and is a better risk-reward than investing in individual gold companies.

All just my opinion of course and not meant to institute “investment advice” as that is something I tend to avoid in my public remarks. Besides, any experienced investor can find their own vehicles to play out my ideas if they think my ideas have any value.

HTH

G

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